f NEW TROOPER HERE - Scott tojeiv, ?6o?r In km ?ssagwtf to
Hoke County "5 State Highway ftuwrf /any. fithng the imcwmcr created by
the transfer of Joe S? i qn Smwfcif wax amg?*rf to Richmond Comity,
and Burgess was on duty in Richmond m hen he was mmsftrrvd to Hoke.
He is 23, singi e. and a December MK 199/, jfrnthunn of the PorroJ Can
didate School, Before joining the patrol he wws nwtwK ?r Harris-Teeter.
Burgess is qualified as a radar <md Ihemhoiystr operwtor and is serving on
regular patrol duty . which mriudes investigations of Bwnprss is
a native of Charlotte and is a graduate of Ernst A*v* ifnlmrg High School.
' Rape Trial Continues
In Hoke Superior Court
The trial of two men on charges
or rape got underway Tuesday
morning in Hoke County Superior
Court.
Mrs. Cabel Ross, a sister of the
' prosecuting witness, Linda .Allen.
1 25. of Raeford Apartments.
Raeford. had been testifying when
Judge F. Gordon Battle of Chapel
Hill called a recess for lunch.
Weklon Harris (Moose) Mcken
zie, 29, of Rt. I, Raeford. and
Raymond Wallace. 32. of Rt. 3.
Raeford. are being tried for the
alleged attack, which Miss .Allen
told sheriffs officers occurred last
' October 21 in an unoccupied house
on Rt. 1. Raeford.
The testimony was being heard
by jury which includes three
women.
Mrs. Ross testified her sister's
fact *as siolka and she was
screaming ?li?n Mrs. Ross,
responding to a tw^iog on a door
of her house, admitted Miss Allen.
Replying to another question
put by the prosecutor, Assistant
District Attorney Jean Powell,
Mrs. Ross said she had never seen
her sister act like that before.
The investigation report filed
after the alleged attack occurred
quotes Miss ABen as saying she
had gone to school with both men
and that she believed they were
"all right,'"' indicating this was the
reason she accepted an invitation
to accompany them to a fish fry at
the home of McKetvne's mother.
The report says the Mckenzie
house ts near the house where the
alleged assaults occurred.
Sheriff: Jail OK
Hoke County Sheriff Dave Barr
| ington said Tuesday corrective ac
tion has been taken to bring fire
extinguishers at the Hoke County
Jail into compliance with state
standards.
He also said new units have been
ordered for the two jail labora
tories found by a state inspector to
need repair.
Barrington was referring to defi
ciencies found by jail consultant
| Robert Lewis for the State tVpart
ment of Human Resources, in an
inspection he made last November
29.
The requirements for jail fire ex
tinguishers are that they bear a cur
rent inspection tag and be main
tained in a fully charged and
operable condition. Lewis had
marked this item on an inspection
form "not in compliance."
| .Another criticism in Lewis's
report were: a medical clinic area is
not provided in the jail, to which
Barrington replied that prisoners
needing medical attention are
taken to local physicians, since
physicians have their equipment
and other necessary supplies at
their offices and cannot carry then
to the jail whenever they are called.
The sheriff has been trying to get
k more space for the jail.
. The inspection report on the
laboratories noted that they were
compliance but attention was
needed.
The jail also was marked "xw in
compliance" in retard to bedding.
The sheriff said a mattress cover or
r a sheet is required, that the jail
bed* have mattress conw.
The tail menu also * as criticized
foe providing the same meals at
lunch and dinner. The report says
"The some meal served at dinner
xs at lunch does not provide a
Mrwtx of foods to encompass
good nutrition." The diet and
meal schedule mere marked in
compliance, hut needing attention.
Elsewhere in the report, the diet
mas found "adequate as required"
by the State Minimum Standards
for Operation of Local Confine
ment Facilities.
Barring too sa?d the jail's meals
are as good as any served in jails
anvmihere in the state.
The tail mas found in com
pliance mith regulations covering
15 other items, including fire safe
ty. supervision of prisoners,
medical care and sanitation.
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Area Incidents
Wake
A man and a woman arrested
January 5 on Scotland County
charges later were charged by
Raeford Police with larceny of
S103.44 worth of cigarettes taken
earlier that day from the AAP in
Raeford. Police Chief Leonard
Wiggins said.
The local warrants were issued
against Robin McLeod and Ezous
Bethea. both of Fayetteville, after
several cartons of cigarettes bear
ing the AAP stamp were found in
the suspects* car, Wiggins said.
Wiggins said $92.26 worth of the
stolen cigarettes were recovered.
In other local cases. Miss
Audrey McDowell reported
December 31 her $10 billfold, two
pair of hose costing $2 total, a
SI. 50 container of shampoo, a
$1 .59 can of deodorant and 77
cents worth of candy were stolen
from her car while it was parked in
Eden borough ShoppinUCenter.
Mary Quick Fanner. Box 714,
Raeford, reported January 6 she
lost her billfold from her handbag
but did not know where or when.
Someone broke into the apart
ment of Donna Marie Griffin at
426 E. Donaldson Ave. and stole
several pieces of clothing, a pillow
case, and an orange, all valued at
S178.15, police were notified.
Man Shot Accidentally
Larry Upcfaurcfa of St. Pauls
Drive reported someone stole his
son's 1979 Yamaha motorcycle
from his garage. The vehicle is
valued at $600.
Mrs. Mark Atkinson, 1042
Mohawk Dr., Fayetteville,
reported she found her camera and
camera equipment missing from
the nursery of Raeford United
Methodist church after she return
ed to the room from a wedding at
the church.
The equipment is valued at $575.
Police Sgt. Michael Dial, while
on patrol Saturday, noticed a win
dow at Hoke County High School
had been broken. His investigation
turned up no evidence of a break
in or theft from the building. The
damage amounted to about $75.
Someone broke into Room 22 at
Hoke County High School and
stole Christmas gifts and a cassette
player-recorder, all valued at
$78.46. The room also was van
dalized. The window found broken
Saturday was on another room.
The following were among the
reports filed in recent weeks at the
Hoke County Sheriffs Depart
ment.
A color television set worth
$519.94 was stolen from the home
of Thdma Barbour on U.S. 401
Business, the victim reported.
Gordon Treadwell of 13$
Chilton Dr.. reported he found the
window on the passenger side of
his 18-wheel truck shot out when
he returned to the truck at the
Pig- 'N* -Chicken on U.S. 401
South after leaving it parked Fri
day afternoon.
A long-haired white man was
seen attempting to siphon gas from
a tractor behind a store at County
Line Plaza by a deputy responding
to a report that the theft was in
progress. The deputy, A.R. Odom.
reported he chased the would-be
thief on foot but lost him in
woods. He said the man didn't get
any gas.
William W. McBryde of Rt. 1.
Raeford, U.S. 401 South, reported
he found January 4 his pool tables
cut and $140 taken from them, and
a $400 set of eight-pistol, crank
shaft gaskets for a Cadillac, a $40
battery, a $30 radiator, and a $5
butcher knife stolen in a break-in
January 3 or January 4.
Barney Jones, Rt. 1, Red
Springs, reported one of two peo
ple he found sitting on his steps
when he got home cut him on the
back as he stepped between them
to enter his residence. He saad one
?&s a male and the other a female.
A Wake County man shot
himself acodentafty Saturday on a
shooting range, the Hoke County
Sheriffs Department reported.
Deputy Sheriff Weaver Patter
son quoted the victim. Nelson Earl
Driber of Rt. S, Apex, as saying he
mas wounded when his .45 after
automatic pistol discharged ac
cidentally while he was inserting a
fresh dip after ejecting an enpty
magazine
Patterson reported Diber suf
fered a fracture of the left patella
(knee cap) and was admitted to
Ntoore Memorial Hospital at
Pinehurst for treatment. The
target range is on U.S. 15-501
North.
Other reports received recently
by the sheriff's department follow.
A thief stole S2.280 worth of
property of Suzanne and George
T. Ash ford. Jr.. of near Red
Springs. Ashford reported January
1 1 . The thief got into the home by
prying open a window . Stolen were
jewelry, two pistols, a shotgun,
three knives, and the holsters and
some of the ammunition for the
pistols.
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